Springfield Trade High School - Beaver Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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sheet metal The great demand by industry for sheet metal workers has resulted in a record of one hundred percent placement in this department. Every industry utilizes men trained in this kind of work. A boy may have his choice of work for construction or roofing companies, plumbing and heating contractors, or in- dustrial plants. The purpose of this trade is to train boys to be able to fabricate three dimen- sional articles from flat sheets of metal. All kinds of metal are used, aluminum, copper, stainless steel and zinc are among the more common. The work in the related classes consists of learning the math and drawing necessary to be able to lay out a pattern for an object of any shape. Science, English, and Social Studies are also required subjects. The demand for workers in this field insures a boy of a good position on completion of this course. i Mr. Mario Pellegrini Shop and Related Instructor Robert Diamond, Richard Cameron and Arthur McIntire work out problems in sheet metal layout. Mr. Pellegrini and Bruce Strange check the dimensions of this metal cash box. — Foes 3 Robert Bouchard George Daley AA NX Pe | John Dembek Dominick Garete David Settle Harold Jarvis

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